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DESCRIPTION:The Direct Action Monterey Network and the Monterey Community Education 
 Project work together to organize the Thinking Critically about Society 
 (TCAS) seminars. This spring’s seminars are facilitated by a collection 
 of community organizors, professors, and students who live and work on the 
 peninsula, covering the topics of Anarchism, Polyamory, Social Perceptions 
 of Disability, and Reproductive Justice.\n   \nPolyamory, or Ethical 
 Nonmonogamy\nFriday 14 April 2017, 7pm\nFacilitated by Stephanie Spoto\n   
 \n    “Polyamory (from Greek πολύ [poly], meaning ‘many’ or 
 ‘several’, and Latin amor, ‘love’) is the practice, desire, or 
 acceptance of having more than one intimate relationship at a time with the 
 knowledge and consent of everyone involved.” This discussion will explore 
 jealousy, sexuality, and love under capitalism.\n  \nReadings (for free at 
 link below):\n\n    Infinite Relationships – Zine\n    “For Lovers and 
 Fighters” by Dean Spade\n    Ethical Sluts by Dossie Easton and Janet W. 
 Hardy\n\nFull series:\n-What is Anarchism? 7 April 7pm\n-Polyamory, or 
 Ethical Nonmonogamy 14 April 7pm\n-Social Perceptions of Disability 21 
 April 7pm\n-Reproductive Justice 28 April 7pm\n\nThese series of seminar 
 sessions have been put together to encourage the exchange of ideas, 
 experiences, and knowledge surrounding a particular topic or theme. We want 
 to create a place where people can meet with other people from Monterey Bay 
 communities to talk about current events and discuss new philosophies and 
 ways of thinking critically about society. Though these seminars have been 
 designed for non-students, and for those of us who have had little or no 
 college experience, everyone is invited to participate. We believe that 
 everyone can have something to offer to the seminars as we move through 
 current debates in politics and different political and social 
 theories.\n\n https://www.indybay.org/newsitems/2017/04/09/18798152.php
SUMMARY:Polyamory, or Ethical Nonmonogamy (Thinking Critically about Society Spring 2017)
LOCATION:Old Capitol Books, 559 Tyler Street, downtown Monterey
URL:https://www.indybay.org/newsitems/2017/04/09/18798152.php
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